Reform UK

Will the Ice killings put voters off Reform?

Also: on Labour’s Burnham tactics, and the downstream impact of art galleries

By Andrew Marr

Inside Reform’s vetting process in Gorton and Denton

The Pygge has seen the questionnaire used to select the party’s by-election candidate

By The Pygge

Herzog’s nihilistic penguin is the right-wing Paddington Bear

Reform London mayoral candidate Laila Cunningham’s penguin ad is an ill omen for her campaign

By Ella Dorn

Suella Braverman defects to Reform

She is the latest former Conservative cabinet minister to join Nigel Farage’s ranks

By Ethan Croft

Inside Liz Truss’s lunch with Nigel Farage

The Pygge hears “dark forces” were on the menu

By The Pygge

Farage target rules himself out

Tory MP Jack Rankin told the Pygge he has no plans to defect to Reform

By The Pygge

What do the public think of Robert Jenrick?

The former Tory leadership contender is popular with right-wing voters

By Ben Walker

Reform’s hollow revolution

A wave of Tory defections reflects a Thatcherite tribute act rather than a true insurgency

By George Eaton

Jenrickism has arrived

Reform’s latest recruit could be Nigel Farage’s answer to JD Vance

By Tom McTague

Robert Jenrick defects to Reform

In a press conference, Jenrick mercilessly attacked his former party and colleagues

By Ethan Croft

Tracked: The Tories who have defected to Reform

Andrew Rosindell is only the latest in a long line of Conservatives to defect to the party

By Ben Walker

Kemi Badenoch sacks Robert Jenrick for “plotting”

Nigel Farage said he has “had conversations” with Jenrick but was not on the brink of recruiting him to Reform

By Ethan Croft

Inside Robert Jenrick’s New Right revolution

The shadow justice secretary’s gonzo stunts are dragging British politics into uncharted territory

By Harry Lambert

What we learned from PMQs: Starmer is suffering U-turn overwhelm

The latest about-turn on digital ID handed Badenoch ample ammunition

By Rachel Cunliffe

Labour has left young women behind

A decade ago, progressive young women overwhelmingly supported Labour. They haven’t changed – the party has

By Ella Dorn

Exclusive: Nadhim Zahawi won’t be Reform’s chancellor

The former Tory is the most senior former office holder to join the party to date

By Ethan Croft

The battle for Scotland’s future

Will the United Kingdom survive the May elections?

By Chris Deerin

Would a progressive alliance defeat Reform?

It would require tactical voting on a scale unseen in British political history

By Ben Walker

Five political trends to watch in 2026

Predicting the debates that will dominate the new year

By George Eaton

Kentish berserk

Why are young males across England fighting each other every Saturday?

By George Monaghan